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Rear tires
Hello I'm a new member here I own a 2005 XF convertible... owned the car for six years but I'm having trouble with keep rear tires on it... Since I owned the car the rear tires would last about six months and shoot any idea
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Re: Rear tires
You need to see a foot specialist. I had the same problem. After several visits, I was able to reframe from stomping my right foot down so hard I would literally mash the accelerator all the way to floor. Once I broke this habit my rear tires have lasted a lot longer......
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Re: Rear tires
Originally Posted by WineXF
(Post 874569)
Hello I'm a new member here I own a 2005 XF convertible... owned the car for six years but I'm having trouble with keep rear tires on it... Since I owned the car the rear tires would last about six months and shoot any idea
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Re: Rear tires
Originally Posted by oledoc2u
(Post 874588)
You need to see a foot specialist. I had the same problem. After several visits, I was able to reframe from stomping my right foot down so hard I would literally mash the accelerator all the way to floor. Once I broke this habit my rear tires have lasted a lot longer......
Before you pay the doc, (podiatrist) be sure you don't have a cheap Dr. Scholl's Chinese made leaded insole in your shoe like I did.;) Otherwise, yeah, you might have that "sudden ankle reflex syndrome". A lot of motorcyclists (with straight pipes), have the same condition in their right wrists!:rolleyes: Especially at stop lights! |
Re: Rear tires
Are the tires wearing even across, or down to the cords on the insides ?
If the latter, then the toe in is probably way off. Camber could be wrong too. ( Go get a laser alignment check, report back ) |
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